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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-03-05

several Of our young ladies arc pos
SCISSORS Of fine, new pianos. Some of
them are quite costly. Miss Mary
Foster is the possesso- of one that cost
5000; and what is still better, they
can play them. Charlotte girls are
hard to head of.
The Rising Star Lodge of Odd Fell
lows of this city will celebrate their
thanksgiving day at the Graham Street
NJ. Z Church next Sunday at 8
o'clock p. m. Rev. L. N. Collett,
pastor IN charge, will preach special
sermon for the occasion.
Every time some Of our people have
little fuss with each other they run
for the magistrates Office and in nearly
every case both parties have to pay.
GoIng before a magistrate does not
help make friends. Some people are
born fools and can't help it; others
become so by practice.
L am certainly tired of that Saliva
ton Army, or what is left of it. About
dozen boys and ladies parade the
streets every night with two drums,
and it makes me sick to see them.
The main body has left here, and the
recruits furnish noise enough to make
Ned Dayidson's '.fee da" band asham-
ed of itself.
Mr.. j. NJ. Goode, of the Virginia
House, had the misfortune to have the
entire roof of his hotel burned off by
fire Tuesday morning He saved all
his furniture, bedding, &c, but part
of it was damaged by water, breaking,
&c. His loss was fully covered by
insurance. He has moved across the
street into the large and commodious
Carson building, where he is ready to
care for the travelling public.
Cleveland has appointed James NJ.
Trotter, colored, of Boston. to be re-
corder of Deeds for the District of
Columbia. He was formerly a clerk
in the Boston postofice and was turned
out for working for Cleveland, who
now appoints HIM to office. As he is
evidently political bushwhacker, it
is to be hoped he will fare the fate of
Matthews. the colorcd ward political
bulldOzer of Albany.
The colored people of Charlotte
spend enough money for groceries to
keep up fine, large grocery stores, and
yet we have only few small grocery
stores run by colored men, and they
would siarve to death if they had to
depend exclusively on colored trade.
When colored men exhibit a race pride
and try to build each other up in bus
mess, we may expect results. Colored
men who are supposed to be leaders
are, as rule, the last ones to patron
lie colore1 men. We all associate
together, pray together, but when it
comes to business we spend our money
with people who sit on the front seats
at the opera house, while we sit in the
peanut roost.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-03-05
MESSENGER
SATURDAY, MARoH 8, 1887.
OUR CHURCHES.

st. Michacl's Up. E.) Church. Mint 81
Service, al 10 .. m. aud .. m. Sunday
school at 4 p. m. Rev. p. i. ALsrov, pas-
tor.
II. Z. Church, Graham Street. Ser
vices Il 3 p. m. and D. m. Sunday
school at l0a. IN. Rev. Il. NJ. CoLLgrr.
pastor.
First Baptist Church, South Church Sc
Services at II a. M, 3p. m. and s y. m.
Slnday-school at p. m. Rev. 4. 4.
POWELL. pastor.
Ebenczar Baptist Church. East Second
st. Services at II y. M, D. m. and S n.
m. Sunday-school at 1 p. m. Rev. 4.
mAUGHToN, pastor.
Presbyterian Church, corner Seventh
ard College SITS. Services at 3 D. m. and
S ?. n. Suuday-sehool at 10 a. m. Rev.
Il. 2. WYcHE, pastor.
Clinton Chapel, "a. NJ. E.z.) Mint St.
Services at II a. M, 3 p. m. and s p. m.
Sunday-school at p. m. Rev. NJ. SLADE.
pastor.
Little Rock, "a. NJ. Z. ~ E st. Ser
vic q. M, 3 p. m. and p. m.
Rev. WI. IoHssov nastor.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-03-05

l. failing to provide the proper means
to expel from the system those disease
germs which cause scrofula. indiges-
ton. debility. rheumatism, and sick
headache. The only reliable means
is DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-03-05
A Card of Thanks.

Rising Star Lodge 1855, G. U. 0.
o. T., return thanks to the "Ladies'
Social Bouquet Club" for delicacies
furnished them at their Lodge rooms
Thursday night.
j. NJ. HAGLER. Sec'y.
t. j. WEDDINGToN, N. 6.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-03-05

! guess Smith will be home soon,
and your humble servant, who has
run the local department for five
weeks, will retire. aud seek much
needed rest from his journalistic la5ors.
Miss Mimic Bonner, of Atlanta, is
visiting friends in the city and is the
guest of Mrs Gaflney.
Mrs Mamie L. Leary, of Fayette-
Vile. is in the city, visiting her sister
Mrs. Hattie L. Calvin
lfyou want your own daughters to
BE- virtuous, you must help protect he
virtue Of your neighbours daughter.
The w. c, 7, U. will meet at the
re-ilepcs Of Mr.. Joseph W Smith,
Graham street, next Monday evening.
4 fail Attendance is requested.
C.alolse has about 5000 colored
citiz is and yet has no brass band
among them Orr musical people are
either mighty lazy or very Indifferent.
The chain gang is growing bigger
at every sitting of the criminal court.
This is the only crowd I know of
where white folks walk behind colored
people
It will be quite refreshing to have
new set of aldermen during the next
two years, and a new set Of policemen.
We think some of them have been on
there long enough. "
( The members of Grace NJ Z Zion
Church are trying to build house of
worship, and have appointed G. w.
johnson. Jethro Sumner and W w.
Smith as financial committee to raise
funds.
Rev. Mr.. Pearson has concluded his
labors here. The religious awakening
was the greatest ever known among
the white people, aud some mighty
bad people are trying to lead better
lives as the results Of his preaching.
The eolored baseball players of the
city are organizing strong team for
the coming season They have some
fac players among them. They will
build large inclosure around their
grounds, and propose to beat any club
in ;he State.
The New York World, Of Sunday,
gives illustrations Of several prominent
coiored editors. with short biogra-
phies. 1t is to be earnestly hoped
thar Bro. Cromwell, Of the Adeocatel
is not half as ugly as the picture rep
resents him to be.
There are more idle people in Char
iotte than there has been for long
time. Work Is scarce aud money still
seareer, and men who are willing t.
work can't get it to do. 4 grea
many drsi-clas. workmen have gone t'
Birmingham, Charleston and othei
places
If you want the MEssrsGER to liy'
you must pay your subscription. smitl
makes bis living Of this paper and yo'
ought to pas him, az he tries to rep
resent you to the world There are
good many men who, bad it not eeel
for this paper, would not be know
out of Charlotte.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-03-05

- If your paper has blue
40 cross mark, it will be stopped
till you pay up. We cannot continue
to send it TO you without some money.
Please pay u a let us continue it
to you.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-03-05
BOARDING HOUSE.
CONCORD, N. G.

The travelling public will be accommo-
dated with comfortable rooms and board.
House situated onDepot street, in front Of
the Seminary, near depot, and convenient
to all visitors. Terms reasonable.
J. Il. JOHNSTON.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-03-05
LOCAL
4 ". C4LTIN. Locql Editor

J am personally responsible for all l
may write under my signature.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
For the hustle.

Why doesn't some cnterprjsiug iurrI-
tore builder construct q chair suited TO
that prevailing female deformity known
as the hustle? asks the Rochester Uaion.
When 3 woman sits down with her good
clothes on the only way ia which she csn
get her back supported IS by having pill
low put behind her shoulders to Offset
the hump that she wears. a chair made
with aH opening where the hustle would
lit into, would give rest and support to 8
considerable part Of the sitter's back. Il
would rest the women AMI it would also
rest many men who are very, very tired
Of seeing their wives and sisters sitting
around on the edges u the furniture, and
wishing for something to back them up
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from State Exchanges on MattcTs
Df

Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
of jnterest.
The corn crop in the yicinity Of Calvert
will be an average yield.
The ground has been purchased at Mes
quite to establish . cotton yard.
Fine rains fell again over the western
portion of the Panhandle OF Sunday.
Arrangements are being made TO erect
temporary court house in Hemphi!l
county.
Austin county has been visited oy tine
rains during the past week, greatly oeIe-
lifting the cotton.
In Laysca county cotton is needing
rain, and cattle are looking thin fer want
Of good pasturage.
The vault Of the courthouse Ct Sher-
man is now complete, and the records
have been stored there.
Fayette county was visited last Satur-
dey BY severe haLstorm which injured
the cotton and peach orchards.
Al arteaian flow q water les been at
t2i1ed nc. lar from TaaCosa, on the Can
adam river, by digging O lev feet.
\ son Of v. n HjIder5rand is the frs:
BORN citizen Of Clarendon. He viii re-
ce:ye q deed t. lot in the new town.
Santa Anna win soon have an eighty
saw Gin with q Grst mill connected, 2
stem cotton press feeder aGd condenser
AyDQng man named T-ipp vas killed
near Iluagport, Bell CCUl.y, by lumber
ne vas ls4,iEg falling and crushing him
In the vicinity OF Longview cotton
worms have made their appearance, but
IS the cotton !. larger not much damage
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

MEMBERS Of the Alliance will be inter
ested in knowing that special hotel rates
have been made for the accommodation
of their delegates t. Atlanta. The fol
loving from Mr. N4cune viii show what
has been done:
CAMERON. TEN, July p, lS57.
Notice to Texas delegation TO Inter state Con
vention o. Farmers TO meet st Atlanta, ia
August Is next
Ho,cl arran gements for fifty Texas dol'Es ties
.h-ve b-ep made =. ;h- t-1,4I a. use II me city
OF Atlanta at the redCced rate OF Sl.5O Z day,
prI ,Snd gentlemen can bear TO be little
crGSeeS> The house IS centrally located, and
near the opera house, where the convention
Will meet. 1t has . large reading room which
Will answer for delegation meeting room.
CIV. NIACUNE, Committee for TsXss.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
TN. VETEPIyS COMING.


It affords THE GAZETTE sreaa pleasure
to lay he following letter before It's
readers. From this letter it viii be seen
that tie Mexican w5r veterans have &C
cepted the Invitation Of this city to meet
here next faIl. These old soldiers are
scattered throughout the country, and will
come from every state IN the Union. They
viii carry back 10 their respective homes
the story of the marvellous development
Of this southwestern territory for which
they battIed forty years ago. Good viii
come TO Sort Worth from this meeting,
aad Fort Worth viii do al It's best to
honor and entertain is guests when they
assemble here. TIE following is the &C
Captarce Of For. Worth's invitations;
WASHINGTON, j lly %, -.
. J. p. Al-Naader, Secretary Merchants and Man
uiacturCr9 Bureau Fort Worth, Tex:
/ My DEAR SIR have the honor to acknowl-
edge receipt cf the resolution adopted by Hon.
! Merchants and Manufacturers bureau on the
( 18th inst, extending an invitation TO the Ma
i tional Association CT Veterans OF the Mexican
/ Wax TO hold the}c next annual convention il
/ the city of Fort Worth. TEX.
81 our anEuGl meeting in Des Vi ines last
1 year tbs president General James IS. Denver
! aud the secretary Of the Association were au-
4 th0-tzo5 10 designate the place for cur mex
meeIcg, and | am authorized to announce t
you that the polite invitation Conveyed by you
J letter of the 10Th inst. has been accepted.
colonel 9. W heene, and William L. Estes
Esq, v!ce-president, have been requested &
confer with your Bureau in regard 10 the ar
engagements for The meeting. Thei. postonic
address is Jefferson, Tex. very respectfully
yours truly, \. NJ. hENADAY,
secretary Ma 'lonal Association OF Veterans o
Mexican War.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Works lN0r the yQest,

Talk shout 2 newspaper net advertising
town abroad. Ia last weeks Pauhan-
die Herald there appeared description
Of the new town called Panhandle, in
Carson Coanty, and in four days after the
Herald csme oat The piece wGs copied III
the Fort Worth GAZETTE. There Is no
telling where that piece Will appear next,
as TIE GAzgTTE has g circulation all
over the United States. Can any one
estimate the value OF such an ADVERTISE
mcnt 10 a town?
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
STARYGxG or 4 LCRY.
The Easy Time Jurors Have Nowadays
Compared with Oidsu Times.
A-l-h.. y or Ar---r,
Jurymen are better OF in these time


JaEymen sre better OF in these times
tnan in the good old days when it was
the Ia" to ende2v5r to stsr9e t1em into @
verdict. Ic Is bad enough now to he pau.
to loss OF time sHd mon Y, with little OF
inS6equa.e rec3m2ense, without being
starved or ii1ea into th9 bargain. In tne
early parc Of ne reign & Henry VII.
Lord Chief Justice Reed tried an action
wlile on circuit IN winch tLe Jury were
locked up, but before giving their ye1dic.
hsd eaten and drank, which they
all confessed. Tbs being -c-
ported to the judge tie fined
,hcm each heavily and took their verdict.
In Hilary term, Sixth Henry VIII, the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Always Gets There.

Wien Fort Worth Starts after anything
she usually gets there. Sac hiss had ey-
cry convention and fAndaGgo OF import
ance this season and now we should not
5e bit surprised if the Fort should
make an effort 10 secure the President
and leoy for one of It's iail attractions
And i they start after Grove he may a.
veil throw up Doth hands and take the
next train for The place whare the panther
laid down
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

unbiased. Truly THE GAZETTE is the
peoples psper. 1t swerves neither to
the right nor left, but marches on & we'll
defined, digrifed course, yielding at 20
time to isms or sentimentalities. 1t is
Democratic 10 the core, and is alway sfound
battling for the principles CT the party
It's editorials cfer avest field for thought
ard T, fection. It's special columns TEEN
with the latest news from every part Of
the state. It's telegraph columns are al
way fuI. Tie weekly GAZETTE is the
paper for the masses. Tie farmers will
ind tul market reports. The price of
the weekly aas been reduced to the as
tonishi9c,y low price of 81 per year"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Proposition Accepte &.

Special to the Gazette.
HoUsroS, Tex, Aug. 1.-CoIonel e. 3
Stoddard, president Of the State Cattle
mems Association, has replied TO the let
ter u ". .. Ellis < Co. Offering to pay
the expenses OF c corps Of csnvassers &c
solicit subscriptions from the stockmen
to the Houston refrigerator, accepting
the proposition and calling @ meeting OF
the committee appointed for that purpose
ct the c7ttlemen's convention to assemble
il Houston August 10.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

a II Lit-DN, ! i.N., q MY ~. 1894.
T. Mr. Grover Cleveland President Ct the
utcd >tates. Wa-ningtOn, D. G.
HpNoH,. SIK-The organic zion known G5
the "Nation& Association OF Veterans OF the
Mexican WaI," composed of surviving m5m-
hers G TINT war who are scattered all over our
Union has designated the young and geowing
city Of Fort Worth, Texas, as the pace Tor the
"neNt annUal reunion " II IS understood that
the cay OF meeting Will be sometime in October
or Noyembet next II Left with the under
signed PRESIDENT Vice presidents OF the asso-
cation) 20 name the date. and knowing the
anxiety our people nave for y0u aod your
good lady TO visit our stste We respectfully re.
quest you 10 name some date during the latter
part OF october or November, which viii not
conflict with your presence at other points as
arranged IN the programme of your southern
tou5. on receipt Of your answer we VIII lN the
date Of our maettag and al accredited Gcputa-
ton OF our association VIII wal on YOU in due
form ANA ascertain the possibility Of your
honorlng lis with your att -ndance. Very re
~pcctfuiy, WILLIAM /. ESTES.
GEORGE ". KLE>E,
Vice Presidents National Association % Vet
Grams Of the Mexican war.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
KERR COUNTY MINERALS.
G1Id and silver Dimes Discovered and NV
Being Worked.

Mr.. A. H. West, former resident Of
BTdylLe, this county, and a present 2
citizen of Center Point, Kerr county, was
in the city yesterday aad paid THE GA
zETTE q pleasant csJ. Mr.. West left a.
this Office three SAMPLES u mineral which
have been pronounced SIS belonging 20
gold srd silver bearing quartz OF very
rich quality. The discovery was made
by sn old Mexican miner, VINO induced
local capitalists 10 Join MIN in the search
one shaft is beng sunk with most en-
coursging Indications at every stage.
The ore has 0sen assaved by the state ge-
ologist ct Austin, and pronounced 70 be
very rich. Samples have been sent to the
east 70 b. .nalyz ., ana the owners Of the
property t.. very j1Y..ea..
Mr. Wess says tast crops in his county
have suffered materially from drouth.
Corn made an abundance CT fodder, but
the gram was 9 failure. He finds q vast
contrast betUesn San Antonio and the
country surrounding it and this city and
vicinity, snd is loud in his praise Of the
( latter,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Women's SKIN.

The skill shown oy American women
IN nearly every department OF creative
lrt, save that CT musical composition,
seems TO Increase constantly. This is
especially noticeable in literary work.
Her short story of to-day compared with
hsr short stC.y of the past reveals Won
deTful Improvement in conciseness, con
strQctiOn and freshness. Intellectual oIces
are al work 20 balance the excess Of mag
nation and the over.morbidness Of sen
sitive women who have 9 talent
for story telling. The result OF
This is gain to the periodicals. Ii is not
now the exception for woman TO write
= good newspaper article; it IS rather the
rule; and If the true inwardle5s Of many
newspaper Chice were known it would
De found that fair snare of the best
work l. done by women. To lesser de-
gree the same observations hclt good il
novel writing. Unvarying conscientious
ness and steady Improvement mark most
OF the novels by our women authors, anG
the uniform tone Of their book may bl
set against the variableness Of most O.
our masculine Writers.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

yard facilities, such as are guaranteed by
the formation of this company, Fort
Worth will become the live stock mart
of the southwest for all time, and this
means an extent of commercial expansion
not dreamed Of now by our most san-
onine citizens
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

Rsnittarees ty dr0f, DozfQt7oe m2N5g 5rcs- o.:
z registered letter u risk o. Office.
Correspondence IS solicited :gon al re17a SID j.
tscts.
Pro-7Dt u. of1aqtion Of rsats o7.d reJr5 hCbge
Sag; o. general il..eregt So!Ic.ts9, ad seih be prop
cry compensated.
IN Communications intended ct Pr'5licot;o"
rJitst De accompanied 5r tie trTlt.r5 G7at and al
zresa-i.ot Hor DltlicGs0H-but a. "a eysGS2ce y
good JattH.
Parties ,oriting 20 TIE GAZETTE on business
personal 10 themselves iciH please snc!25e 5tGzlp Jo
reD,g.
Al lestcrs or COMMUNICATIONS It7T TIE cfAzr2 ::
t-ts.asr os5 business or for publication should Je
-st-;reJscj 10 EiiZ GAZETTE: CT D.5i0CI.AE PUB
L-sRn'G Co, Fost Horts, TcI. AL SGT 10
TNDIVJDUALG.
II caecls, rs51.c5 orders, postal s:cseS, s;e.,
shoQd 6e made PGyabje 20 The Dk&OCkAT "uh-
L1s3TE3 co.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
TIE UNION STOCK YARDS.

In The GAZETTE Of yesterday, modestlY
sandWiched between other items OF less
Import, was the following:
y charter has been filed to day of the Fort
Worth L Mon Stock Yards Company, capital
stock $2c0 600; ioc7Tporators, j. p. niih, j. ".
Burgess, Il L. Maddox. Morgan Jones, L. u.
Noak, L. b. Harold, Il, c. Kesens, John {.
Brown.
This little item was pregnant with
meaning of good for Fort Worth. Il
meant that here was to be established
stock yards On pac with
those which have attracted the
live stock trade TO Chicsgo, Kansas City,
Buffalo aud Pittsburg, through which
trade these cities ave been bgtlt up and
made great and prosperous. The names
Of the incorporates are significant Of the
hearty cooperation of the crest trunk
lines in this movement to make of Fort
Worth the live stock market OF the south
west. John G. Brown of the Texas aud
Pacific, Morgan Jones Of the Fort WoISh
and Denver, Z. D. Vosk Of the Missoun
Pacific, and R. C. Kerens of the ST. luis,
Arkansas and Texas, are among the in
corporstors.
With the establishment hexe oisetoGk
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
TIE SOUTH.
8hat ths South Iss Bscn ana What 1t
Eas Done

Has Done
The south mas been the lend Of Center
prises II crest pt.a sud moment" rather
than the urr.sr-, of s,-9,,f.rar- g,a hos
,,,..,, ,,;.4,,.,. -. ..,.,,.. -
- - 49, -,
TOT more IMAM l.l s1s-S l-'e Sfs.A''
in3Tcn q j-e American Ilt1-!ec- mas
been projected from southern brains.
Inc lne mora. AID iuJeL@c,uil OrEanj-
zation Of southern children mas hereto
fore Cecn largely due to the fsct that
their mothers were exempt from the hard
ships Of physical drd1gerY and the de-
pressing effects OF Impending want.
\ southern mau Id ihe patriotic ar
mics 10 victory AMI established the posi-
nllIJie9 C the prouiest nation on esr-a.
southern M2u was prime mover ic tie
constitution. When the government was
created Us organic laws were stiu an uo-
explained book, ponder5us oar Ia uu-
Skilled hands.
Ii was left 20 tie greatest l,gs. mind
Of the age, s southern chief justice, 70
an&lyze and stamp upon it the co1stttu.
tl0n, WIIcl VIII De accepted IS lOCg Ga
the constitution Is respected.
southern man lrsmed tae ordinances
for the organization and governments OF
the great nOrthWe,te. territory, an in
strument second in importance ouly 10
the constitution Of the United States
= southern man was tae aut2or # the
Republican theory OF popular govern
aent, Which prevailed during tie Sky
years OF our prosperity, peace and nap
Pines. OF the fifteen Presidents Of the
c0ntirontal Congress eight were from
slave STATES.
Where IS there an example Ct modern
seam2hs5ip That VII. compare win The
daring snd brilliant cruise o{ Admiral
Semmee, VINO with single snip swept
from the seas the commerce. Of great
nation? Who ~ss 1t t12s m&2?@d tle
GEOGRAPHY OF Inc seas tAp-ailel tAell
phehChaHa, DlaZe4 cur on lle tGacAless
ocean The shortest and sizes, highways
I5r me commerce q Inc "C-IA' "
MS WIND sud current Casf,S, sal
in@ D!recuGns,' saving 10 Tie
Nri,eJ states lnllll517 ci 'o,.s-s A9..a-
SHY GA Outgoing tonnage &-oEe! MAJ
the" r. Murray, i southern 1a2n 10 the
core anu ~ com non CJuSeH. 81 VI ~ .
lI0h5 accorded Lle proud ue-e Oh I'M
IosoPher OF (he Seas
Wlefe IS tlete p2faIltl % Audu on
Sle halUTalisI 2riot uOl0@lss 81 tle "oI-o'
ChioIeioFm, mat mas ICJJ~d l1e SUI
2toh &nHe OF lis telfuis, vas MS. q
pI!e5 by southern pnYSl,i&l9.
Inc greatest erAs IN surgery To- me rs
.No centuries III Iact' 1"o u 'A5 s,1e" Is
I-,,t-ro,-,. Pny . -, - t1o
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

THE DAWSON Sentinel kindly says Of
THE GAZETTE: "Editorislly speaking the
Fort Worth GAZETTE is the best and most
reliable paper published in Texas. Its
sentiments as expressed on any public
question are plainly comprehensive and